A very fine George III Scent Flask made in Birmingham in 1803 by Thomas Willmore.

A very fine George III Scent Flask made in Birmingham in 1803 by Thomas Willmore.
A very fine George III Scent Flask made in Birmingham in 1803 by Thomas Willmore.
A very fine George III Scent Flask made in Birmingham in 1803 by Thomas Willmore.

A very fine George III Scent Flask made in Birmingham in 1803 by Thomas Willmore.

£650
Category

British Silver 1760-1830

Fine Boxes

Reference

375789

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This piece is modelled as a small flask and is engraved on the front and reverse with chequered designs within a prick dot frame.  The plain cover has a suspensory ring and unscrews to reveal the flask stopper.  This piece is in excellent condition and is very well marked.

Length: 1.85 inches, 4.63 cm.

Diameter of the body: 1 inch, 2.5 cm.

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